Well, I suppose this can't be considered in the least surprising. I do wonder why they apparently haven't sued Audiogalaxy yet, though. After all, it does have a central server -- although the central server is used primarily for legitimately licensed music; the trade in pirated MP3s is theoretically somewhat incidental. If the primary use of the service can be considered incidental.
On the other hand, I suppose they could just be waiting for the company to collapse under its own weight, and maybe they'll give it a good firm shove over the edge near the end.
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